A Gift

As a reward for your seemingly eternal patience, I am going to share my personal stash of digital D20 Modern sourcebooks with all of you.
Furthermore, I'm going to provide a little something for you guys to goof off with if you find friends and dice to do this kinda stuff with.

D20 Modern Core Rules (Download)
D20 Modern - Urban Arcana (Download)
D20 Apocalypse (D20 Modern Supplement) - (Download + View)
D20 Modern - Weapons Locker (Download + View)

So there you have that much. Just be aware that you may want to pick and choose classes from standard D&D (I recommend picking Fighter, Barbarian, Rogue, and Urban Ranger for starters. Urban Ranger is a variant class found in a sourcebook I don't have called Unearthed Arcana, but you can dig that up yourself. Also, if you're playing Urban Arcana, pull up Bard, Wizard, and Cleric), since the Strong, Tough, Fast, Smart, Dedicated, and Charismatic hero classes are just... Bluh.

Oh, and that thing I promised.

The Rickenbastard
Major Wonder (Urban Arcana ONLY)
Price: $25,000
The Rickenbastard at first looks like your average Rickenbacker 4001 bass guitar and equipment (75w amp, patch cables, and overdrive pedal), but it is truly a magical instrument. It is sentient and speaks to whoever holds it, and the voice is polite if gruff.

Magic Music [special ability]
Playing the Rickenbastard with at least 5 ranks in Perform (Stringed Instrument) shows that it is indeed quite different. Playing the Rickenbastard will invoke a magical effect for 1d4 rounds (1d8 for 10 ranks) off the following list (roll d6 to determine) once per day, and only during combat.
1: Aura of courage
2: Fascinate as by 6th-level wizard
3: Resistance
4: Greater magic weapon as by 5th-level wizard
5: Bull's strength, mass as by 6th-level wizard
6: Mage's sword

Bass Strike [special ability]
Once per day, the Rickenbastard can transform into a +1 flaming bastard sword in the hands of a wielder for 2d4 rounds. It grants the user proficiency in wielding a bastard sword even if they did not already have it, and deals 1d12+1 damage. The weapon retains its sentience and often advises the user where to strike.

So there you have it. My personal stash of sourcebooks plus a little Urban Arcana supplement.

Till next time!
Union Jake